Gladstone & District Wildlife Carers Association Inc.

Gladstone & District Wildlife Carers Association Inc. Dedicated to caring for Gladstone's Wildlife since 1998. The Gladstone Wildlife team rescues and rehabiltiates over 1500 local animals every year.

Providing support and training for carers and community education services. Gladstone Wildlife is Volunteer Wildlife care and rehabilitation group organisation -Gladstone region. We receive over 1500 wildlife related calls and we provided care for an average 600 animals annually. Gladstone Wildlife is a not for profit organisation not directly funded by Government. All our expenses come from our

own volunteers pockets and the limited community donations we receive. Gladstone Wildlife supports RSPCA 1300Animal Wildlife Heroes. Contact us to find out how you can help our regions wildlife.

A massive thank you for all the generous donations of fish for this magnificent white bellied sea eagle 🦅 Joanne Maree, ...
21/06/2026

A massive thank you for all the generous donations of fish for this magnificent white bellied sea eagle 🦅
Joanne Maree, Tia Cunninghame, Linda Hall, Matthew & Linda Pfeiffer, Marg & Al Plowman, Jo-Anne Leeson Rosella Park School, Pats Tackle World, Kylie Robyn Tannum Seafoods. 👏👏👏

A huge THANK YOU to QAL Environmental Team, for the generous Containers for Change Donation, your support is greatly app...
29/05/2026

A huge THANK YOU to QAL Environmental Team, for the generous Containers for Change Donation, your support is greatly appreciated 👏👏👏👏

This beautiful painting donated to Gladstone Wildlife Carers by extremely talented local artist Margaret Worthington, we...
08/05/2026

This beautiful painting donated to Gladstone Wildlife Carers by extremely talented local artist Margaret Worthington, we are hoping to raffle this stunning piece of art, framed in Tasmanian Oak to complement the subtle colours reflecting its true beauty!

23/04/2026
17/04/2026

When will Gladstone Regional Council listen?

Help protect our wildlife, pets and environment.

Environmentally friendly alternatives to fireworks include drone light shows, laser projections, and eco-friendly pyrotechnics that use nitrogen-based fuel to reduce air pollution. These options eliminate loud noises, pets' fear, and chemical pollution (barium/strontium). Other options include biodegradable confetti, digital displays, and community lighting events using LED/solar lights.

Thank you to everyone who attended today's General Meeting and Possum training session.We will continue this training on...
12/04/2026

Thank you to everyone who attended today's General Meeting and Possum training session.

We will continue this training online in a few weeks for the Sugar and Squirrel Glider species.

Please keep an eye out on our members group for the dates and times.

The training materials are also uploaded there now.

20/03/2026

Please help us help our local wildlife

09/03/2026

PLEASE SHARE

While many entanglements come from fishing gear, it isn't the only type of entanglement we see. Everyday items can cause serious injuries or worse for wildlife when they enter the environment.

How can you help?

✂️ Make sure to cut all rings and elastic bands before putting them in the bin.
🗑️ Make sure rubbish is secured in a bin. (If it doesn't have a lid don't use it)
🏠 No bin around? Take your rubbish home with you.
🪝 Make sure all fishing gear is disposed of and not left on the beach, jetty or marina.
🧤 If you see rubbish that is safe to pick up please put it in the bin.

Together we can end entanglements and save wild lives.

Can you guess the species??
24/02/2026

Can you guess the species??

Address

Gladstone, QLD
4680

Telephone

+61427106803

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Gladstone & District Wildlife Carers Association Inc. posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to Gladstone & District Wildlife Carers Association Inc.:

Shortcuts

Share